BlackWolf Grasshopper UL 2 Hiking Tent

G'day Kelly,

No, the Zempire Monstamat Twin is too large to comfortably fit in the Grasshopper UL2 tent without damaging the floor and sidewall material. We'd recommend two hike-style single mats instead of this car camping style mat.

G'day Cameron,

2.3Kg is the specified weight by Black Wolf, but we've also triple check this on our scales and weighed a few of these tents here, out of the box.
They're all on average 2.36Kg, so can confirm this is correct.

G'day Stuart,

I'm just wanting to check whether you're chasing the total length of the poles when assembled, or packed down? When they're packed down they're a touch under 45cm, however, if you're wanting to know the total pole length we'd need to measure that for you. If that's what you're wanting to know please flick through an email and we'll set up a pole and do our best to measure the total length for you.

G'day Royce,

The two tents have some pretty similar features with the Catalyst being slightly longer and narrower. The Grashopper is made from a lighter weight Siliconised Nylon Material, while the Catalyst is made from Polyester Taffeta. In terms of longevity, the Polyester tends to be a little more durable long term than siliconised nylon. Around that same price point it would also be worth considering the Zempire Zeus which has a high waterhead rating, if you're likely to encounter lots of wet weather. The Marmot Tungsten is also a really popular option, which has a little more solid fabric on the inner tent and comes with an included footprint to help reduce wear on the floor.

G'day Rafael,

Being a 2-3 season tent, I reckon the Black Wolf Grasshopper UL 2 Hiking Tent will be a little cold for you, especially with the potential for snow.  Your best bet would be to look for a 3-4 season tent, check out the Marmot Fortress 2P Hiking Tent, or the Vango Nevis 200 2P Hiking Tent

G'day Robert,

Yes, the Grasshopper UL2 Hiking Tent is free standing.

G'day Lauren,

I've done a bit of research around this for you and would guess that you'd be getting temperatures between 8-13 degrees Celsius. Whilst you shouldn't get snow or heavy snow, I am a bit worried that the Black Wolf Grasshopper UL 2 Hiking Tent will be a little cold for you being a 2-3 season tent. I would suggest that you'd need either a 3 season or a 3-4 season tent. 

G'day Lauren,

Feel free to give us a buzz on 1300 914 007 and we can have a chat about what will best suit you, that might make it a bit easier to talk about it :)

G'day Nicky,

I've just double checked this with Black Wolf and unfortunately, we're not able to get any ground sheets specifically for the Black Wolf Grasshopper UL 2 Hiking Tent, I'm sorry to say!

G'day Nicky,

Whilst you probably don't explicitly need a groundsheet for your Black Wolf Grasshopper UL 2 Hiking Tent, I'd definitely recommend it. It'll give you just that extra bit of protection against any twigs or rocks that might damage your floor without you noticing them.